Episode No. 218 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features curator Gavin Delahunty and artist Joyce Pensato.
The Dallas Museum of Art is exhibiting “Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots,” an exhibition that focuses on the paintings Pollock made 1951 and 1953. Pollock made these so-called ‘black paintings’ with black enamel and, sometimes accented the paintings with colors such as white or the primaries. The exhibition, which is on view at the DMA through March 20, features 31 black paintings, as well as works on paper. The exhibition’s catalogue is from Tate Publishing.
Gavin Delahunty is a curator at the Dallas Museum of Art. His previous exhibitions include “Alice in Wonderland: Through the Visual Arts,” “Charline von Heyl: Now or Else,” and “Chagall: Modern Master,” all at the Tate Liverpool.
On the second segment, Joyce Pensato returns to the program to discuss recent work on view at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. MAMFW is exhibiting “Focus: Joyce Pensato” through January 31.
Air date: January 7, 2016.
Jackson Pollock, Untitled (Black and White Polyptych), c. 1950.
Jackson Pollock’s Number 2, 1950, 1950 is at the Harvard Art Museums. The image it offers of the artwork is 86px wide, but here it is.
Jackson Pollock, Number 32, 1950, 1950.
Jackson Pollock, Number 7, 1951, 1951.
Jackson Pollock, Number 14, 1951.
Jackson Pollock, Number 15, 1951, 1951.
Jackson Pollock, Number 6, 1952, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Number 8, 1952, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Number 12, 1952, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Convergence: Number 10, 1952, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Number 2a, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Number 2b, 1952.
Jackson Pollock, Portrait and a Dream, 1953.
Barnett Newman, Abraham, 1949.
Clyfford Still, 1948-E, 1948.
Willem de Kooning, Painting, 1948.
